Turnout exceeded 77 percent of the electoral roll, the highest figure in the Russian history since 1991.
Full StoryAlso this is maybe the Vladimir Putin's most importan political victory, after winning.
Full StoryThe three-day election day has been calm despite destabilizing attempts by the West, cyber attacks, Ukrainian terrorist incursions into Russian territory.
During recent weeks, President Macron has maintained contradictory positions regarding his country's involvement in the Ukrainian conflict.
On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine of trying to sabotage the elections.
On Saturday, Russian authorities confirmed that its forces neutralized three U.S. Patriot air defense complexes in Ukraine.
Cyberattacks on Moscow's information systems were traced to the United States and Britain.
The number of citizens authorized to vote is 112.3 million in Russian territory and 1.89 million abroad.
More than 114 million Russian citizens are called to the polls in these elections.
Attacks in the Belgorod and Kursk regions will not go unpunished, the Russian president warned.
Vladimir Putin, Leonid Slutsky, Vladislav Davankov, and Nikolai Kharitonov are the contending candidates.